Monday, March 16 1964
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The Daily Nebraskan
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OSU Cops i.rf Crown
Is Huskers Finish 7th
Favored Iowa State fell by
the wayside as the defending
champions, Oklahoma State
scored a record 103 points to
win the Big Eight Wrestling
Championship. Iowa State
managed 79 points, Colorado
55, Oklahoma 42, Kansas
State 16, Nebraska 6 and Kan
sas 4.
The strong Oklahoma State
team had all ten wrestlers in
the finals with five ending up
champions.
The Outstanding Wrestler
Trophy was awarded to Gor
don Hassman of Iowa State,
a 157-pounder. His running
mate at 167, Tom Peckham,
received the Most Falls
Trophy. Over 7.500 fans at
tended the finals show on Sat
urday night
Nebraska lost all men but
one in Friday's preliminary
matches. John Hallgreen, 157
pounder, pinned Gary Shu
make of Kansas is 5:12. In
the semi-finals, HaHgren was
dropped by Hassman in 5:43.
In the consolation brackets,
the Huskers also fared poor
ly, advancing only Phil Mc
Caffrey, who pinned Phil
Doughty of Kansas to move to
the finals of the consolation
bracket McCafffrey finished
fourth in the 167-pound class
to Mick DeRock of Colorado,
6-1, for the only Nebraska
place.
Gary Richards, 137-pound
Frosh Tracksters Score
Four University of Nebras-
ka track freshmen made a
good showing at the Kansas i
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day night
Charles Greene, Tom Mill- ,.600 yard run in a close fin
sap, Jim Ryan and Lowell jish with a time of 1:14.3.
Stratton participated in t h e Placing second in the mile
Freshman and Junior College run with a time of 4:21.3 was
division at the annual event ; Lowell Stratton. freshman
in Manhattan.
In the 75-yard dash, Greene The winning time was 4:19.7.
and Millsap finished first and j These four freshmen give a
second, tying the meet and: bright outlook to Frank Se
field house record of :07.3 sec-! vigne's track picture at the
ends held by Roger Sayers of j University for the next three
Omaha University who also years.
NROTC Announces New Student Officers
The University Navy ROTC cer; Paul LaGreek, opera-
unit announced the annual
change of student officers.
The officers are chosen en
the basis of aptitude, per
formance and academic rec
ords. They include Eugene Buck-
wicz, battalion commander;
Grant Meiner, executive offi-j
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grappler provided one of the
best Husker matches when he
came close to upsettting Iowa
State's number - one ranked
Bob Buzzard. Buzzard won
2-0 on a reversal late in the
third and final period.
Then winner's trophy won
by the Cowboy's marked the
fourth straight Oklahoma
State conference title. Coach
Myron Roderick's matmen
will now go into the National
tourney as favorites to p i c k
up the first place trophy there,
cmsipioxsmr
HSHoger Sebert, Ion Su, a a t
awtnied Tadaaki RatU. Oklahoma State
4-1.
in Dennis Dot. Oklahoma State,
oatpomted Brett Johnston. Oklahoma. J-
Voiro Ceuse. Oklahoma State.
ompoiRied Jim Hanson. Colorado. -4.
U7 ft Buzzard. Iowa State,
poisled Jim Sogers. Oklahoma State.
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K7 Mike Reding. Oklahoma State, out
pointed Jerry Staffer. Oklahoma. 3-1-
157 Gordon Hassmaxm, Iowa Slate,
outpointed Roar Brewer. Oklahoma State,
II- 0.
1ST Tom Peckham. Ion State, oat.
aouued Bob Zeascber. Oklahoma State.
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177 Oeaa Lahr, Colorado, oarooimca'
Bill Harlow. Oklahoma State, S-t
I'll Jac Brisra. Oklahoma State, mt
pomied Kea Jamwann. Colorado. 13-4.
Hvy. Joe James. Oklahoma State, out
pointed Riard Redd. Colorado.
CONSOLMTOSi FINAL OKD PLVEI
lis Jerry Tanner. Oklahoma, fumed
Bill Bracken. Kaaaas. 2:37.
123 Joe Frank, lm Stale, ootpomted
Joha MacArUmr. Colorado, 4-.
ao-KareJ Biaejuufh. Oklahoma, oat-
pointed, ota taroa. K.ansa state. A i
137 Mike Saer. Oklahoma, otcjwijaed
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Dat ziecier. Colorado, s-i. !
Denrif Woofter. Kansas Slate, (a.
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!7 Mike Derofk. Colorado, oatsxicnied
rhX MfCalfrer. Kekraka. -L
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W1-S.W Holm. Oklahoma, pinned !
Stei Shjppos. kma Stale. 1:33.
HiTiia Bomat. Ion State, naned
Boa Baker, Kansas State, i Zi.
ran :07.3 in the University di
vision Saturday night
Jim Ryaiu frosh middle dis-
4-wk r .
uiw ugn AW i orvjjjj, a ,554 docfeg and
iCity. finished second in the
distance man from Gering.
tions officer: Steven Wilson
and PhiliD Isaacs, comnanv !
commanders; Richard RaU- j qualified on a faulty turn. An
laff . Sobert Berdine. Bruce i fther Husker, junior Charlie
HoUinger, James Carey, Wil
liam Buckley and Robert
Weise, platoon commanders.
William Hurd and Arvis
Grindulis are the new com
pany chief petty officers.
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BIG EIGHT CHAMPIONS
Nebraska swept to an easy
victory in the first annual
Big Eight Conference gym-
nasties meet at Ames Satur
day. The Huskers amassed
203.5 points, followed by Iowa
State with 154.5 points.
Dennis Albers of Nebraska
won five events in the meet
Tankers:
Future Is
Promising
Nebraska finished only third
in the Big Eight Swimming
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but Husker underclassmen let'
it be known they will be injsity. The Husker bowlers will
t uie iniuuie ui uic xt utrxi j
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sophomores and juni-:
orS SeJ new ebraska VaTSitj'
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iltCOra S in Uie COnierence ,
a r.l-A Rir
Eight standards.
The squad's two seniors al
so got in on the record smash- j
ing. Eill Henrj' drubbed the
; Big Eight and NU varsity rec-
ord m 100.vard backstroke
drowned the old Cornhusker
record in the 200-yard back-
stroke with 2:07.1. BiH Fowles
cracked the varsity 100-yard1
butterfly record with a :56.l. ;
Junior Keefe Lodwig led the
underclass onslaught on rec
ords. The freestyle specialist
set conference and varsity
marks in the 50 with a :22.2
clocking and in the 190 he set
another varsity mark, swim
ming the distance in :48.9.
Mike Jackson, only a soph,
smashed the Big Eight rec
ord in the 200-yard butterfly
with a 2:20.7, but was dis-
Flansburg won the event in
2:23.3, his career best
Summary of underclass times
in the Big Eight meet:
tw-rard (riMtrlf To mii'Kiii.
ovhomure, i.Kl varitr Twwull Tw
in ubro, auphomure. S aJI crm
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tuttwrt bid modte Thorn :ti am
ber, junior, 52 varitr rseortH,
aoVard IreestKle Kw;le Ludwig. jun
ior. :21A 'But ( and sa-mtr rettortl).
mu-vuri Ijackmruke iJave Fnuik.
1:51. t career oewl).
Howard oreaatruke Mike Jarkwia.
auBtMimore. l.'.7 'Bif and varaitr r
ord Ma dwuMiliiioili; Ctmrlit FlawbiUK.
jumur. 2:23.a 'career be.
guo-rard freeatyle Turn Kirkaaou.
opnomvre, l:6i.2 'varairt' record Koo
(rabnelsoA, aupnomure. 1 5' ieeroer
bes').
2W-rd ind. mod lev Dave Frank,
aopnumore. :MlJt 4 varsity record) T'Jtn
Cnamnera. Imuur, 2:12.1 career bet
luw-rard treestrle Tom Mivkeroos.
upnomure. 111:11.4 (varsity rcord; lav
lor avitnnw. aopbomore, )H4kJ career
beat.
luuard areeatyle Kwle Lodwif, jun
ior, :48.ff, ivarsity record).
lW)-yard nreanutrok Mote Jaclnon,
aopnumore, VttiM 'varsltl' rooord), Ctuir
oe Klansuura. junior, i:V2.tl (earner beat).
Mum a liuttwfly Turn Clutmiiera.
JK.l 'career teeol).
40tt-yUrd Ireealle relay lave Olaon,
Kua iaurielsuti, Tom Niukeison, Jjave
yrailk, all aoDhoinoret, (career
beat ior Una fjoup).
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Opponenta for an Informal Uuir bowl
mab-h to be held on a coming Friday
evtttng at Falladiall. We'll take on
any type of group, graduate included!
Contact rater fcaltar 4o-14t).
Members of the Big Eight
ters, Tom Sitzman, BiH
ymm Teamro
' Albers took first place in the
all-around, side horse, long'
horse, tumbling and floor ex- S
ercise. Husker Francis Allen' ' Nebraska Has now won two
won the parallel bars. ".Big Eight Conference cham
Colorado won two events,
the ha- and ne still
rings, finishing third in the
Bowlers Win Conference Tifle
The University's
Bowling
team copped first place in the
Kansas Nebraska Conference
at Manhattan 'ast Saturday.
They won with ease, taking;
3 c: perils from each of the j
other teams.
t Saturday's pr rformance pt
; the Huskers four and one half
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Championship gymnastics team
Pfeiff and Coach Jake Geier.
meet with 129 points. Kansas
scored 13 points followed by
Kansas State with 4 points.
Wflims
pionships. The Huskers were 'rather than number to win
declared Big Eight . cham- j the Conference championship."
pions last year on a bais of) Gymnastics coach Jake
dual meet performances. Geier can add the only two
i now compete in the National
Team Championships in April
Phil Schenk took high game
tor AeDrasKa wnn a pair ot;
243 games. Captain Keith Van
Velkingburg averaged 195
over the nine game route to
lead Nebraska in individual
scoring.
Vohract-a fi n c t c ITanu
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State in a dual here in Lincoln
next Saturday. This meet will,
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are, left to right, Harry Howard, Francis Allen, Dennis Al
Not pictured is Louis Bursei.
Nebraska used only six
gymnasts in the conference
meet Saturday. Each team
was allowed a squad of ten.
The Huskers relied upon deptn
be a warm-up for the Bte
Eight Tournament to ba held
at Iowa State April 10 and 11.
Saturday s individual scores
Total
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... 1567
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Ooafereace
Bob Gaat
Pml Scnenck
Dark Haase
Bad Franer
Kesk Vaa Velkmbarc
Kaasaf-ehraska
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A recent article in the
DAILY XEBRASKAX slaf prf
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that Charles Howard is teh-L1 g5: l J?fi
, . CU 2. Warren Boatngnt, CU
meal director for the Kosm?t j 3 Minser, ISU
Klub spring show, and was! Tumbling: 1. Albers, XU 1
assistant technical director Allen, XU 3. Kent Dobbins,
for the "Bye Bye Birdie" pro-! KU
duction on Broadwav 1 All-around: 1. Albers, XU
Howard, who is set designer j 2" A1Jen' 3" Minser' 1SU
has wnrl-Ari iinrlor Rr.fuirt IJ n
, dolph, Broadway technical di
rector for -Birdie," but did
not assist him on that particu
lar product'on.
Verne Holoubek, Klub mem
ber, is technical director.
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AIRLINES
rowini
Big Eight Conference cham
pionships awarded in the Big
Eight to his other long string
of victories. Geier's teams
have also won six Midwest
AAU championships, seven
All - College championships,
one Central District cham
pionship, one Northwest
championship.
Following is a rundown of
the nine events in the Big
Eight Conference meet and
individual placings.
j Trampoline: 1. Jim Selbv.
: kit 9 Flnvd
!ISU 2. Flovd Constant. ISU
S!3.Rich McCabe.CU
Floor Exercise: 1. Dennis
Si Albers, XU 2. Francis Allen,
NU 3. Harry Howard. XU
Side Horse: 1. Albers, XU
2. Tim Buman, IS U3. John
Stamps, CU
Horizontal Bars: 1. Dick
Jones, CU 2. Rich Minser, ISU
3. Rich Paulsen, ISU
Long Horse: 1. Albers, XU
: 2. Selby, ISU 3. Allen, XU
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